Reviews for Something's Wrong With Us Manga

It was such a painful and sad story that I wanted them to be the two good friends they had when they were kids over and over again. My first love told me that my mother was a murderer, and I lost my house, and even after I grew up, I was kicked out of my job because of that, and I didn't think I would go get married from where I decided to take revenge. The two seem to hate each other, but there are places where they have a misunderstanding, and there are places where I feel that it's actually the opposite side of their love, so they quit that development as the story progresses! It made me want to say it over and over again. I'm glad Nao-chan was finally happy at the very end.

These two people, who have a complicated past, are actually in love, yet they get in the way of various things and it's not easy to get together honestly. I read it while hoping that I would be sad and happy anymore.

In this comic, I was just betrayed when developments that seemed to make me happy came, so it was a relief to relax a bit as I got closer to the final episode. Also, the second chapter was very interesting. New characters have come out here and there, but were they pretty heavy characters over the landlady? As a bonus, I'm so happy to be able to watch it until ten years from now.

I bought the whole volume and read it over and over. No matter how many times I read it, I never get tired of it, and I'm amazed at the interactions and feelings between Tsubaki and Nanazakura. Also, if there is an extra edition, I'll buy it right away.

I'm happy that their thoughts came through, even though they were both shocked by the misunderstanding between them. There is nothing but respect for the landlady and the two people who grow as human beings in an attempt to build a relationship as a family. It was a great sense of satisfaction after a long absence. Thank you so much!

I read it all at once from beginning to end. I was excited to think what would happen to Tsubaki and Nanazakura at the end, and I was sometimes moved and shed tears, and there were various story developments, which was interesting. I had lived in Kanazawa before, so I was nostalgic. A variety of sweets also came out and they were all wonderful.

Even if you hate sin, you don't hate people... this proverb is probably the best fit for this work. And a kind heart changes people's stubborn feelings. At the beginning of reading this story, I was excited and excited as I read on, because it had a muddy human pattern and suspenseful elements. My reasoning was flawed “huh, is it coming?” I read it all at once while muttering. That was interesting.

When I learned about the work, it was a long film, so I was very worried about whether to buy it at first, but after the introduction, I was drawn to the story and bought it. The content is relatively heavy, so it's not the type of work you can easily reread and enjoy, but it was very interesting. I was doing the tea ceremony myself, so it was fun to come up with beautiful and delicious Japanese sweets.

It's finally over and I'm lonely (> <;), but everyone finished with a happy ending, and I felt relaxed with tears while reading it. I want to read something extra edition again!

When you start reading by looking at the title and picture, what is the story about the beauty of Japanese sweets? I thought, but the expression of a suspenseful heart that exceeds expectations is also detailed, full of excitement, love, and it's interesting to read it quickly without getting tired of it.